Remembering columnist and broadcaster Pinky Kravitz
By Bruce Klauber When we look back at the short but iconic list of shore newspaper reporters who also became
By Bruce Klauber When we look back at the short but iconic list of shore newspaper reporters who also became
By Bruce Klauber Vocal artist Paula Johns is one of the most versatile, popular, in-demand, and musical singers performing today.
By Bruce Klauber During the 1980s, the Rendezvous Lounge within what was then called Resorts International was one of the
By Bruce Klauber Casino gambling was legalized in Atlantic City on June 2, 1977. That’s when the floodgates opened for
By Bruce Klauber Frank Sinatra and Billy Joel sang about New York. Elton John rocked “Philadelphia Freedom.” Tony Bennett left
By Bruce Klauber There was a time when thousands of visitors poured into Atlantic City casinos 365 days a year.
By Bruce Klauber Given Atlantic City’s rich, long, colorful and sometimes incredible history, it’s no surprise that a number of
By Bruce Klauber Some 37 years after his passing in 1987, legendary jazz drummer Buddy Rich continues to be revered.
By Bruce Klauber Mike Gill is the brand manager of WENJ-FM radio in South Jersey. He’s one of the many
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City Magazine, The Boardwalk Journal, WHOOT!, Atlantic City Weekly, Atlantic City Boardwalk Illustrated News, and several
By Bruce Klauber It’s been said more than once by pop music historians that Somers Point was one of the
By Bruce Klauber “On the way to Cape May, I fell in love with you. On the way to Cape
By Bruce Klauber The spectacular failure of the Revel Casino Hotel, and the equally spectacular success of Revel’s successor, Ocean
By Bruce Klauber Although Atlantic City has been immortalized in movies, song and on television, efforts to bring the essence
